Tailless tailed-less sheep exhibit at Farm and Home Week
A new tailless woolless sheep breed will be shown at State College during Farm and Home Week February 7 to 10. Professor Wilson notes higher wool quality and greater vitality. a dressing percentage contest for hogs follows the breed demonstration.
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Brookings
State’ College
Wilson
Jha
Wilsgon
Hampshires
Shropshires
Southdowns
Cyrcasy
McLaughlin
Mitchell
South Dakota Improved Livestock and Poultry Breeders Association
Livestock and Poultry Breeders Association
Dramatic Club Meeting at Preston Lake
The semi monthly dramatic club meeting in the club room was led by President Josephine Bates. Crystal Iverson read, Robert Lewis sang a tenor, Delwin Shanks Rauth Streeter and Alvin Bies delivered ex tempore speeches. New officers were elected: Ellery as president, Luthard Hid as vice president, Esther Mattson as secretary-treasurer.
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Dramatic Club
Preston Lake Preston
Josephine Bates
Crystal Iverson
Robert Lewis
Delwin Shanks
Rauth Streeter
Alvin Bies
Ellery
Luthard Hid
Mreasurer
Esther Mattson
Potter County clubs to stage rural one act play contest
Four Potter county home extension clubs compete in Gettysburg tonight in a rural one act play contest. The winner will represent Potter County in the state tournament at Brookings on February 8 during the Farm and Home Week at the State College.
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Potter County
Geltysburg
Gettysburg
Louise Franks
Brookings
State College
De Smet D. of H. Juveniles Install New Members
The De Smet Degree of Honor juveniles entered a new year with 2 new members, totaling 61. Officers were installed and a long cross party followed, led by Mrs Paul Jurgenson who directs meetings and events. Mary Roberts is president and Hazel Cook secretary. Charles Yust’s sister and two younger children died from flu complications. two other children are seriously ill. A dance at Gilbert York hall near Miller drew a good crowd with Mrs Errol Farnsworth, William Hayes and Gene Morrison providing music.
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de Smet
Paul Jurgenson
Mary Roberts
Hazel Cook
Flay
Ames
Errol Farnsworth
William Hayes
Gene Morrison
Miller
De Smet Merchants Host Large Hot Dog Lunch
De Smet guests toured a merchants event Saturday enjoying free hot dogs and coffee from 11 to 5. About 1600 wieners and 1000 buns fed shopping visitors as volunteers bought more supply, then a 6 PM hot bologna and baked potato supper fed participants with 40 pounds of potatoes.
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de Smet
Farewell Parties For Pastor Grauman Held by Local Societies
Christian Endeavor leagues from Rev. Edward Grauman’s New Zion County Church and Friedensfeld churches hosted farewell gatherings. About 45 members gathered at the Grauman home for games and social time with pieola. A gift tray and an electric table lamp were presented to the pastor as he prepares to move to Tacoma Washington.
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Alpena
Christian Endeavor Leagues
Edward Greumen
New Zion County Church
Christian Endeavor League
Grauman
Clristian Endeavor Society
New Friedensfeld Church
Christian Endeavor -Societies
Tacoma
West
St Lawrence Pupils Earn High Marks In School Assembly
St Lawrence high school honored students with averages of 40 percent or higher for the term. Notable top performers include Thelma Scovil with 93.1 percent in three subjects and Dorothy O Neill with 92.9 percent across five subjects.Scholarship ranking was led by the senior class with six representatives.
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St, Lawrence
San
Vivian, Magness
Mildred Kerr
Esther Jones
Vera Heggard
Lloyd Nelson
Thelma
Scavil
Dorothy O'Neill
Deny Recount in Lincoln County Election Contest
Circuit Judge Ray E. Dougherty denied Gilman Johnson's petition for a recount of ballots for Lincoln county register of deeds. Johnson had lost to Florence Ferguson by 32 votes in November, and the court found no grounds for a recount in any precinct. The ruling settles the dispute as Johnson is removed and Ferguson's claim stands pending further litigation.
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Canton
Van
Lincoln County
Ray E. Dougherty
Sioux Falls
Gilman Johnson
Johnson
Yost
Miss Ferguson
Lake Preston Improves Park With Band Stand Project
Lake Preston plans a permanent 24 foot concrete band stand in the tourist park financed by the Lake Preston commercial club using R F C funds. The project also repairs tennis courts and uses excavated clay to fill ball grounds. about eight men are employed at a time, crew shifts broaden total work impact.
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Lake Preston
R. F.C
Isbor
South Dakota College Needs Urged By Dean Hyde
Dean M W Hyde of Dakota Wesleyan compiles a report for South Dakota independents outlining how out of state gifts totaling about 270 000 yearly over five years subsidize higher education. He warns taxation could push costs onto South Dakota taxpayers and notes North Dakota’s burden with one independent college.
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South Dakota
University of
Painting Gift to Union Building Signals Art Donation
Vermillion January report notes American artist Rauter dahl donated the painting Had Seas to the Union building at the University of South Dakota. Beebe Inswich purchased the piece in the East. the work known as High Seas or The Fleet was shown at the Corcoran Gallery in 1918. Attendance at Raymond High School dipped slightly over six weeks due to influenza but remained strong with 98 percent juniors and seniors, 97 percent sophomores, and 95 percent freshmen.
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Union
Rauterdahl
University of South Dakota
H. ¥. Beebe
Inswich
Beebe
I Etass
High Seas
Corcoran
Washington, D. C
Raymond
Raymond High School
Raymond High P T A Meeting Debates Tax Question
Two debates were held at the Raymond high school P T A meeting. In the first debate Raymond supporters Dorothy Hink and Lorraine Cripps argued for the affirmative against Virgil Smith and John Schlener of Conde. In the second debate Yvette Ablis and Roger Baertsch of Conde supported the affirmative while Maude Danforth and Helen Danforth of Raymond spoke for the negative.
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Desate
Raymond
Jan
Raymond High School
Conde
Dorothy Hink
Lorraine Cripps
Virgil Smith
John Schlener
Yvette Ablis
Roger Baertsch
Maude Danforth
Helen Danforth
500 Brown County Jobless Are Given Relief Employment
Aberdeen January 2 Approximately 500 men are employed in Brown County on relief projects at 2 dollars per day under a three day weekly unit. Funds provided by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Two shifts of about 200 men work on Moccasin Creek clean up and a city dump project with others on outside sites. Men are allowed three hour days per week at 25 cents per hour. A balance of 16 thousand dollars on the relief fund January 1 is expected to carry the work to March 1 with additional funds then. county charges are turned over to county officials and applied on food clothing and rent bills.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Moccasin Creek
Aburdeen
Economy as essential but not at human cost says Legion leader
Harrisburg state commander Henry Kehm of the American Legion urges South Dakota lawmakers to pursue economy in government while protecting welfare programs for children and the needy. He warns drastic cuts could drive up future penalties and institutions, stressing welfare funding as a small but vital budget item.
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Watertown
Hany C. Kehm
Harrisburg
South Dakota Department
American Legion
Kehm
South Dakota
Choir Delivers Notable Performance Under Lutheran Direction
Raymond January 26 Special report notes the Luther an choir thriving under Rev A J Fuerstenau. Soprano sections feature Helena Vordi Bertha Habben Emilia Nommensen Stella Bobzien. Altos include Mrs H C Mahmberg Ruth Mehlberg Albertina Jacobs. Tenor line lists Edward Imsland Wilbur Mehlberg Bernard Wallmuth. Bass voices are John Bolster Floyd Peter Arnold Tschappat Albert Habben.
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Raymond
Lutheren
A. J.y. Fuerstenau
Helena Vordi
Bertha Habben
Emilia Nommensen
Stella
Bobzien
H. C. Mahmberg
Ruth Mehlberg
Albertina Jacobs
Edward Imsland
Wilbur Mehlberg
Bernard Wallmuth
John Bolster
Floyd Peter
Arnold Tschappat
Albert Habben
Lane Firemen Elect Lane Chief at Banquet
Lane fire company held its annual banquet at the M. E. church basement. A five course dinner was served by the Methodist Ladies Aid. A business meeting followed with H. E. Hern elected chief to succeed Jens Jensen.
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Lane
Lane Fire Company
M. E. Church
Methodist Ladies Aid
H. E. Hern
Jens Jensen
South Dakota Seeks School Relief During 23rd Legislature
Pierre January 26 The 23rd legislative session sees growing support for relief measures to ease school costs, mainly via state aid and reduced operating expenses. Proposals aim to offset property tax obligations with state funds, including tuition and transportation cuts, while finance plans estimate multiyillion dollar impacts for schools.
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Pierre
South Dakota
House
Senate
State Department of Public Instruction
South Dakota Education Association
O. L. Kaas
Britton
L. ©. Corey
Alpena Faculty Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Webl
Mrs H D Webl entertained Alpena faculty and Mr and Mrs Ray DeVore at a bridge party at her home. Three tables competed with Miss Eva Davis Toctiving high score and Miss Florence Smith winning the all-out prize. Lunch was served by the hostesses.
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Alpena
H.D. Webl
Ray DeVore
Eva Davis
Florence Smith
Local farm union organized in Ree Heights area
A Ree Heights township farmers union was formed last week with Martin Lingscheit as president. A Cedar hall meeting on Monday elected officers including R R Bawdon as president Ed Fawcett as vice president and secretary treasurer Mrs Ed Fawcett. Herman of St Lawrence gave an informative talk.
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Farm Union
Ree Heights
Martin Lingscheit
Cedar Hall
R. R. Bawdon
Ed Fawcett
Herman
St Lawrence
Pleasant Way To Lose Fat Promises Big Results
A vintage health ad touts rapid fat loss and boosted energy using Kruschen Salts. It urges weighing before and after a 4 week dose, plus dietary tips and cautions against imitations, naming Longstaff Drug Co as a seller.
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America
Longstaff Drug Co
Onida Woman Dies of Typhoid Fever in Onida
Miss Lois Williamson, a fifth grade teacher in Chamberlain, died at her parents' home in Onida from typhoid fever. A Yankton College normal department graduate, she taught in Chamberlain during her first year. The article notes school closures and reopening plans after Christmas and mentions attendance issues.
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Onida
Chamberlain
Lois Williamson
Hyesvold Chamberlain
Miss Williamson
Ons
Invliamson
Yankton College
Jon Morday
Plang
School Heads to Meet in Watertown for Regional Chairman Pick
In Watertown on Friday morning county school superintendents from northeast South Dakota prepare to select a new regional chairman to replace Miss Bannister who will retire in June. Other business items are on the agenda.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Beattice M. Hamister
Codington Iounty
Shepard and Hurd Inc forms to run furniture and undertaking
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state for Shepard and Hurd Inc to conduct a furniture and undertaking business at McLaughlin. Capital stock is $20,000. Incorporators are Duane and Isabelle Shepard of Hur on and Alonzo and Evelyn Hurd of Redfield.
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Shephard and Hurd
Pierre
Jal
Shepard and Hurd, Inc
McLaughlin
Duane
Isabelle Shepard
Huron
Alonzo and
Evelyn Hurd
Redfield
Bible Class Session Led by Miss Mills
The Women's Bible class met with Mrs. H. H. Peterson. Fifteen attended and Miss Fanny B. Mills conducts the sessions. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. A. C. Lahren.
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Bonilla
Jas
H. H. Peterson
Fanny B. Mills
A. C. Lahren
Sioux Falls Fire Damages Home and Store
Entry fragment reports a Sioux Falls fire damaging a home and a store. Insufficient details about the incident, exact location, casualties, or fire origin.
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Sioux Falls
Registration for New Students Opens Jan 27 at Univ of South Dakota
Vermillion reports registration to begin January 27 for freshmen entering the new semester. KW Frankenwll, registrar, says 40 courses across the college of arts and sciences, school of business administration, college of engineering, and college of fine arts will be available.
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Vermillion
Univ South Df Tanawy Fore
KW. Frankenwll
College of A Sciences
School of Business Tration
College of Engineering
College of Fine Arte
Entertain Friends Lane Highlights Junes Event
Jun. 26 report notes a small gathering where Mrs Hy ed achieved a high score prize. The event included five hundred guests or participants and lunchtime refreshments were served by Jiestess E Hern.
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Friends Lane
Mrr
Rodkorb
Hyed
Hern
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